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| tells a story. Is chronological and usually has an underlying message. is not esoteric |
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| Usually to describe (duh). Typically relies on the five senses. The dominant impression is from description. Is not esoteric |
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| tells what a term mean. Combined with another mode usually |
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| explains how to do something. Whatever is described produces the same outcome whenever duplicated. EX: chemistry lab write up |
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| analyzes WHY something happens. Causes preceeding effects. |
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| Argumentation vs. Persuasion |
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Both are to take a stand of sorts.
PERSUASION: appeals; pathos, logos ethos. uses all
ARGUMENTATION: LOGIC LOGIC LOGIC. uses own credibility.
BOTH: Ask reader to share insights |
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| Comparison Contrast: ANALOGY |
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| a form of comparison. It explains more difficult ideas in a more simplistic way. |
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